Sometimes it seems like everyone has more money than you do. Well, that can all change with this new book from financial planner Sheryl Sutherland.
Money, Money, Money, Ain't It Funny is all about learning and understanding our relationships with money. Sutherland argues that we need to be aware of, and comprehend our financial behaviours to change our economic status. We must also learn new skills focusing on imperatives such as motivation, knowledge and understanding, wisdom and discipline.
This book asks the pertinent questions about money and encourages people to identify the forces inhibiting success – and how to move forward towards handling finances with ease.